Impact of DMOZ listing on Yahoo SERP

[webmasterlabor.com]

Anyone with any leads/info regarding the impact of DMOZ listings on Yahoo SERP results?

[honey]

A definite improvement in rankings which were on page 2. They almost come to page 1 immediately, but that might differ case to case basis.

[ForgottenCreature]

Yup, I rank #14 for one of my keywords since I got listed on DMOZ.

[LinkBliss]

I can't get listed in my chosen category since no one seems to be responsible for it and so I applied, but the e-mail bounced back.

Can someone confirm if this is typical? i.e. you try to apply but it bounces back?

Eric

[xeno]

I've tried for over a year to get listed(several times) on three sites. My sites aren't spam sites. I thought they had gone out of business, just like to get people to waste their time submitting to them.

[soj]

you have to have unique content to be listed in dmoz, so if you use free articles which are duped and such, then dont expect to be listed. if otherwise, you are just unlucky

[webmasterlabor.com]

I can't get listed in my chosen category since no one seems to be responsible for it and so I applied, but the e-mail bounced back.

Can someone confirm if this is typical? i.e. you try to apply but it bounces back?

Eric

Something's up with DMOZ re editorships. I know a few people who've applied recently. None got approved. Also, getting approved listings in "competitive" sections is also very difficult recently.

[webmasterlabor.com]

you have to have unique content to be listed in dmoz, so if you use free articles which are duped and such, then dont expect to be listed. if otherwise, you are just unlucky

We use unique content. All my writers write fresh content daily. We even have primary sources (interviews, government stats, raw info databases, etc).

[transversestyles]

I don't notice any difference, unfortunately.

[soj]

We use unique content. All my writers write fresh content daily. We even have primary sources (interviews, government stats, raw info databases, etc).

you must be pretty unlucky then, i got a site listed in dmoz without even submitting it, dunno how. it must depend on how cocky the editor is (if there even is one)

[jacksmith]

you have to have unique content to be listed in dmoz, so if you use free articles which are duped and such, then dont expect to be listed. if otherwise, you are just unlucky
I can safely say that one of my blog have unique content, but dmoz still didn't accept it. I wonder why?

[webmasterlabor.com]

you must be pretty unlucky then, i got a site listed in dmoz without even submitting it, dunno how. it must depend on how cocky the editor is (if there even is one)

WOW. You got listed in DMOZ without even submitting it. Is it a resource site?

[Greg-J]

Everyone puts entirely too much wieght behind DMOZ. It's only popular because people say it's popular. It provides no realy benifit whatsoever.